bohn armor pants???

[Dingo]

I just came across this add (bohn-armor-pants.com) and i wanted to know if:

1) do they work
2) anyone have any experience
3) the price is fair or are there better/cheaper alternatives or anything for a better value

The add and website look a little cheap, looks like one of those "WORK FROM HOME, $10K per month single mom!!!"

i worry this might be a reflection of the product.

Thanks
Dingo

[kwiniarz]

I'm also interested if these are decent or not

[Dingo]

price is around $160, i dont mind the price and planned on buying a pair of pants/something for protection and like the idea i could wear them with whatever pants i want VS one fixed set of pants .... just want to know if they are a POS and have zero protection.

-Dingo

[Dingo]

two videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX7Si5wMtuw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsZlLNEJLAw

[duct_tape]

I haven't used the bohn adventure pant but I have used their competitors product, the forcefield armor shorts. http://www.bluestreakracing.ca/en/bl...ionshorts.html

These things (forcefield) kick ***. I have had a couple of 100+ kph offs when at the track and I have not a single scratch or bruise. One occasion my leathers burnt right through and the shorts themselves saved my *** literally. Honestly anything in there would have helped but I liked the padded shorts enough to actually wear them and so they did the job when it was needed.

I even wear them snowboarding now and they keep my as toasty on the chairlift and when I hip check trees riding though the gladed runs.

short story... armour is good. the more the better and the forcefield ones fit well, clean easy and are really breathable.

[training_wheels]

interested.... anyone have these or know of them? Know someone who has them??

[MacDoc]

Thanks for this thread - bought a pair of these to complete my armour.

http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/i...stryker-shorts

$55 shipped with my Revzilla discount. Will go nicely under my loose riding pants - I was just a tad worried about a hip impact when offroad in Australia - I did go down but a zero speed on muddy hill - armour worked a treat but hip was a little bruised.
****ing KLR650 weighs too much.